Function parse

src/CSV.ts:101–131

(
  input: string,
  sepOrOpts?: Comma | Partial<ParseOptions>,
  quo?: Quote
)

  opts: Partial<ParseOptions> & { output: 'objects' }
): { [k: string]: Value }[];
function parse(
  input: string,
  sepOrOpts?: Comma | Partial<ParseOptions>,
  quo?: Quote
): Value[][] | { [k: string]: Value }[] {
  // Create an options hash, using positional parameters or the passed in options hash for values
  const opts: Partial<ParseOptions> = typeof sepOrOpts === "object" ? sepOrOpts : {};
  if (typeof sepOrOpts === "string") {
    opts.comma = sepOrOpts as Comma;
  }
  if (quo) {
    opts.quote = quo as Quote;
  }

  // try to detect the separator if not provided
  if (opts.comma === undefined) {
    opts.comma = detect(input);
  }

  // Clean characters, if necessary
  // TODO: We should probably throw an error here to signal bad input to the user
  if (opts.comma) {
    opts.comma = opts.comma[0] as Comma;
  }
  if (opts.quote) {
    opts.quote = opts.quote[0] as Quote;
  }

  const csv = new Parser(input, opts.comma, opts.quote);
  return csv.File(opts.output);
};

function read(input: string, callback: ReadCallback): number;
function read(input: string, sep: Comma, callback: ReadCallback): number;